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Issues: Whether a single composite assessment order covering more than one financial year is permissible under the GST framework and, if not, whether the impugned assessment order was liable to be set aside with liberty to initiate year-wise proceedings.
Analysis: The assessment order covered the period from 2018-19 to 2020-21 in a single proceeding. A prior Division Bench view was noted that a single show-cause notice or a single composite assessment order cannot be issued for more than one tax period where separate tax periods are required to be dealt with under the GST scheme. Since the petitioner pressed only this primary ground, the challenge was confined to the legality of the composite order, while the remaining grounds were left open.
Conclusion: The composite assessment order was held unsustainable and was set aside. The matter was remanded to the respondents with liberty to commence fresh proceedings separately for each assessment year, and the intervening period was directed to be excluded for limitation purposes.